Washington Supreme Court· 12/28/1978

State v. McCarter

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588 P.2d 745
91 Wash. 2d 249
1978 Wash. LEXIS 1175

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finding that “petitioner lacked standing to attack the constitutionality of the statute” because “[o]ne cannot urge the invalidity of a statute unless harmed by the particular feature which is challenged”
finding that \petitioner lacked standing to attack the constitutionality ofthe statute\ because \[o]ne cannot urge the invalidity of a statute unless harmed by the particular feature which is challenged\
finding that \petitioner lacked standing to attack the constitutionality ofthe statute\ because \[o]ne cannot urge the invalidity of a statute unless harmed by the particular feature which is challenged\
no logical reason for treating prisoners transferred from prison differently than offenders sent directly to a mental hospital by the sentencing court
“One cannot urge the invalidity of a statute unless harmed by the particular feature which is challenged.”

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